MILLINOCKET, Maine — The Town Council will meet behind closed doors at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday to discuss Great Northern Paper Co.’s failure pay all of its approximately $1.18 million net personal property tax bill, officials said.

The agenda for the meeting lists one item, an executive session conference call with an attorney representing the town. The order the council will vote on deciding whether to permit the executive session cites as its purpose “to consult with the Town Attorney concerning legal rights and duties of the Town Council regarding contemplated legal action.”

“We will talk to the lawyers and see what our next path forward is,” Angotti said Tuesday.

Town Manager Peggy Daigle said she doesn’t expect any votes or actions to be taken after the session. She hopes that town leaders will emerge from the meeting with a strategy for dealing with the delinquency.

“I just want the council to be fully informed as to what its options are,” Daigle said.

Tax collector Lorene Cyr said Tuesday that she was unaware of any recent payment made by the company.

Daigle has expressed concern that GNP’s failure to pay by now would have created a cash crisis, but said Tuesday that the town is doing “surprisingly well” considering the nonpayment. Thanks partly to state education aid and revenue sharing, the town has slightly more than $1 million in its reserve accounts and will be setting a property tax rate next month, she said.